Kingdom's Notebook Study Guide Crossword

Who is known as the "Father of Taxonomy"?
Animal-like protists that have hair like projections that are used for movement are classified as__________
An amoeba moves by shifting the cytoplasm inside their cell, creating a "false-foot" known as a _________
Kingdom Protista and Kingdom Fungi both belong to Domain ___________.
A common club fungi is called a _____________.
Linnaeus created a system of classifying and naming organisms based on the Genus and species. This system is called ______ _______.
A spherical shaped bacterium that arranges itself in long chains is __________.
A spherical shaped bacterium that arranges itself in clusters or groups is called ______.
A rod shaped bacteria is called _____________.
A bacteria that arranges itself in pairs is called ____________.
Plants and ___________ _____________ are the foundations of all of the world's food chains and provide the majority of the earth's oxygen.
Bacteria cells do not have a nucleus and are known as _______.
Cells that do have a nucleus are known as ____________.
Fungi eat by growing a mass of threadlike tubes called ______________ into the food source.
Unicellular, Eukaryotic, Animal-like Protista are known as ______________.
K. Archaebacteria and K. Eubacteria were at one time grouped together in one kingdom called _________ _________.
____________ is a type of Plant-like Protista found in water.
Sphere or round shaped bacteria are called ___________.
All Plant-like Protista contain ____________ that allow them to make their own food through photosynthesis.
______________ are known as nature's recyclers (decomposers).
The first taxonomist. He classified organism's into two (2) groups - Plants & Animals
___________ is the man who discovered Penicillin.
__________ is the man who first discovered that bacteria caused disease (Germ Theory).
A _______________ is a long whip-like tail that bacteria and some Protista use to move.
The science of classifying organisms into groups is called __________.
The holes underneath leaves that allow carbon dioxide, oxygen and water vapor to diffuse into and out of a plant.
The vascular tissues that take water up from the roots throughout the plant.
The vascular tissues that carry glucose (food) from the leaves through out the plant.